The best demo of this keyboard I´ve seen, it reminds me the origins of electronic music, pads from earlier Tangerine Dream, Wendy Carlos, Rick Wakeman....great !!!

Your piano playing is really relaxed and calming I dig your style

I just bought this and can't wait to start messing with it. You have the best video on KZread about it. Really fun stuff, thanks for the video!

@patricksaxon3983

2 жыл бұрын

I still have mine after 35 years and it still works.

The Casio VZ-1 is underrated. It is a professional synth by all standards.

@raybryson7545

2 жыл бұрын

i guess I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online ?

@djay87

9 ай бұрын

Came here to say this. I own an FZ-1. Underrated and professional as well.

I love the appreciation for this piece of treasure I got the 5500 today and it was incredible to behold

@JDStoneCreations

2 жыл бұрын

Rare beast the 5500!

imho this beast in some patchs sounds like juno60 with velocity and aftertouch. great demo mate. cheers

Lovely sounds from this keyboard. Amazing that it has some form of aftertouch for swells. I like Casio's from this period before all the sounds were PCM-based. This certainly sounds better than my Casio MT-100 though that one has a lovely personality all its own. Thanks for sharing this.

I used this model between 1990 and 2007. Amazing experience! Today I have a Casio Wk-110 76 keys.

really taken by the sound of this thing, the velocity sensitivity does something magical to those mid 80s casio presets (also your playing of course!)

Thanks for the video, it could sound strange but I haven't been disturbed by that parrot....😄 You showed us a great keyboard.

Got so lucky today scored one! Can’t wait to get stuck into it this weekend 😁

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

Have fun! I’d advise looking at the manual to figure out the chord memory, like I never did 😂

I was 16 and bought this in 1985 after working for 8 weeks in a summer camp. It was $600. I loved it. It was quite advanced for the time. I wish I kept it.

Cool demo, I watched the entire thing on my downtime at work today lol

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

Nice 😆 I should watch it back again... I can’t actually remember what I did 😅

I still have mine after 35 years and yes it still works. I believe it was one of the very first with touch dynamic after touch keyboard.

Very very warm sounding Casio had it going on

@JDStoneCreations

6 жыл бұрын

It is, and they did! Makes me wonder why they never advanced this range of pro aimed keyboards.

@frankstetka7206

3 жыл бұрын

I am saying the same thing. I was annoyed by Casio keyboards although my band had a few guys come in with them and we would run them through effects and in the mix nobody cared, it worked.

Enjoy your vids JD I fool around with a Casio XP-G1 witch I think is the next synth since they made the CT-6000 , Deep diving is a pain but its fun . Cheers !!!

@ChasD

5 жыл бұрын

The big CZ's, the FZ samplers and the VZ's were all pro level Casio synths that came after the CT-6000. Also don't forget the HT range from the late 80's, that used preset waves with amp envelopes and an actual analogue filter (filters in the case of the HT-6000).

thanks for the share! my son just found one of these recently in a room he's renting. someone left it behind. he's been learning to play on it. i just shared ur vid with him. he lucked out!

@JDStoneCreations

3 жыл бұрын

Nice find, definitely lucked out!

@pfkmsandiego

3 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations yesssss! : ) u sound english- r u currently living in england? how's life out there? all synths and no bullshit or what? hahaha. : )

I want one. Great sounding synth.

Excellent keyboard ! I have video of the ct6500 but this similar yet different.

This is an analog synth for sure! 100% beautiful tones!

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

After much contest from the Internet, I discovered it is not analog, but it sure as hell sounds like it and that’s good enough for me!

@Hackettpieces

Жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations Yes, this is in fact " an Hybrid synth" I believe. In a forum they mentioned it uses an consonant-Vowel synthesis and they said it uses an analogue post-processing through filters, plus BBD analog stereo chorus. I just bought one here in Brazil and I can tell this sounds beautiful. Thanks for the best review of this synth on youtube! 😉👍

@cyberyogicowindler2448

7 күн бұрын

This keyboard is not analogue at all! It only layers digital stairwaves (including digital envelope) from 3 different sound ICs through fixed analogue filters. It is a successor of consonant-vowel synthesis (like in Casio MT-65), only with velocity capable digital hardware. Also rhythm is not analogue but uses digital blip percussion (very lowres digital waveforms) with fixed filters.

I got the Ct-6000 Casiotone, and I'm in love with this arranger-synthesizer, wonderful and warm sounds

@JDStoneCreations

3 жыл бұрын

It makes such a nice sound for such a low price!

Thank you for the lovely in-depth review. After watching this, I recently decided to pull the trigger on one of these at a great price. I am hoping for a lot of fun and nostalgia, and some great sounds. I incredibly appreciate your work in creating this exceptionally thorough review. All the gratitude to you; great job!

@JDStoneCreations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I am very much starting to want to buy back a CT 6000 because of the amount of positivity this video strikes up!

Great video. I came here because I was looking for an early Casio that might pair up with a Keystep or beatstep pro (neither of which i own yet but am really tempted) Either could be quite a potentially curious combination paired with this. It's got some really lovely sounds. Love the weird low E-flat unison stuff. Did you use the midi at all?

@JDStoneCreations

2 жыл бұрын

I honestly cannot remember what I did with it other than whats in the video and then I sold it 😂 However I have bought another! It needs a bit of work so can’t video it yet... but I will soon, along with the Korg R3 pt2 and An1x follow up, and several I uploaded videos... and also finish rebuilding my studio 😅

@travisguide4516

2 жыл бұрын

I just bought a beatstep pro and want to get some of these old skool tones it it too

I have this keyboard but mine has the too low volume to the rhythm section issue. I had one that only the trumpet sound worked and it is quite the beast. Very robust and I decided to upgrade the keybed to the heavier FZ1/VZ1 semi lead weighted keybed with the felt strip after touch strip that IS variable since it is a variable pressure resistor(tie to the mod circuit that controls vibrato). Now the unison mode with legato monophonic play is my favorite but the other modes with chords,not so much. The Harpsichord sound is one of my favorites on this keyboard as it is a bit hard hitting for my kind f music. The sounds on this are found in a lesser degree, on the CPS201. Both the rhythm section sounds and melody sounds. Casio built good keyboards in the early 80s.. Sad how they have gone so cheesy and plastic but it is what it is.

I will try to buy one after listening to your famous presentation ;-)

@0.46 - "technically Casio's first and only potentially properly professional grade synthesizer". Don't forget the big pro grade Casios of the 1980's that came after the 1984 CT-6000! The Casio CZ 3000/ 5000/ 1, FZ-1 (and FZ-10M/ FZ-20M rack modules), plus VZ-1 (and VZ-8M/ VZ-10M modules) were all professional grade actual synths. You could also add the later MZ-2000 (though that was more of an arranger) and also the more recent XW-P1 and XW-G1 synths as professional grade too. The CT6000 was Casio's top level keyboard of 1984, though being a pre-set instrument it was more a high end consumer keyboard, or possibly a "pro-sumer" level board. To be professional grade in 1984, it would have had to compete with the Roland Juno 106, Korg DW-6000 and Yamaha DX-7. As much as I love the CT6000 for what it is, it is not at the level of those boards. Great video nonetheless, and thanks for highlighting this underrated keyboard!

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

I semi-regret saying it to be honest... but at the same time, as much as I am happy to admit I was wrong to make such a sweeping statement, it has turned out to be a blessing as it has caused many comments to boost this videos success, hoorah! Anyway, glad you enjoyed it. I do miss this keyboard actually!

@Oxygene1841

4 жыл бұрын

Or the CZ5000 or VZ-1

@wilsonjaksetic6009

2 жыл бұрын

I picked up a Casio HT-6000 last weekend for a bargain basement price - turns out it’s a 4 DCO, 8 VCF analog poly synth with an analog BBD chorus!! I love it too much, my first true vintage analog Poly synth and I’ll never sell it! It even still has the protective screen on!!

Anyone just enjoy the birds chirping lol? Great video JD

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Grayson Most viewers who comment about them don’t! Thank you 😊 I’ll tell the budgies too 😛

@OldPeepaw

5 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations haha thanks man. I'm going to pick this board up for $50 tomorrow. I blame you! Think it's worth $50?

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Grayson Its a lovely sounding synth with a solid case and nice aftertouch enabled keyboard... so, absolutely worth it to me and happy to take the blame.

Like a Preset CZ... nice, would be fun to try to add some knobs and switches to one!

Cool video but what about the CZ series, the VZ series, and the FZ samplers?

I never thought I would fall in love with a Casio but there has been one for sale in my area for a song and honestly I am going to be sad if I find out it won’t fall into my loving arms 🤣

I bought one of these synthesizer keyboards from a charity shop, where I'd just popped in to sift through their vinyl LPs, for £38 in November 2018, about two weeks before a mate of mine asked if I wanted to form a Depeche Mode tribute band, without even knowing that I'd even bought a keyboard (Yes, Debeste Mode are up and running!). I believe this was Casio's only professional synthesizer keyboard, and can be used for gigging. It is really good & versatile, sounds great (in an 80s sort of way) and it works perfectly, plus it can be used as a midi controller, too. Definitely recommended, if you can find one that's in good working order!

@ChasD

5 жыл бұрын

The Casio CZ 3000/ 5000/ 1, FZ-1 and VZ-1 were all professional grade actual synths, whereas the CT-6000 was preset only. You could also add the MZ-2000 (though that was more of an arranger) and also the more recent XW-P1 and XW-G1 synths as professional grade too.

@PaulBoos

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChasD That was my thought - this isn't a synth, though it is using a synth engine to create the sounds. I actually think the CT-1000P was Casio's first synthesizer as you could actually create new sounds with it. This is not to say the CT-6000 isn't useful for pro play, just don't expect to be adjusting filters (or other parameters) in real-time. I think the most interesting thing about the CT-6000 is the glissando.

@evankeal

3 жыл бұрын

When released it was the flagship, obviously as stated Casio did eventually make some truly pro level synths by 1984.

@cyberyogicowindler2448

7 күн бұрын

​@@PaulBoos The 1000P was too specialized to be considered a versatile synth. But when it came out, it has its own sound that differed from other keyboards of its era, and it had a complex arpeggiator, which made it interesting.

@PaulBoos

7 күн бұрын

@@cyberyogicowindler2448 I actually have now owned one for years. It is a bit of a one trick pony. While it offers some sound design , it’s all based on sine waves with no filter settings. That said, you can coax some lovely sounds out of it. I personally like some of the sparkly tones one can get. The arpeggiator, it’s more like a short sequencer is, weird to program. It can produce some nice patterns though. Unfortunately you can’t clock it to anything else. If someone knows someone that has done that, drops me a note. To me it’s the only serious drawback for this interesting keyboard. Evidently there was a MIDI. retrofit made by an English company, but it doesn’t appear many were sold. I’ve never seen one for sale or a 1000P with one installed. I’d be curious if it brought MIDI clock in or out.

just bought one i love it

Casio CZ series keyboards were PD synthesizers and professional grade.

Awesome!! Have you tried syncing the internal drum machine to an external drum machine or sequenced synth with midi?

@JDStoneCreations

2 ай бұрын

You know what… I haven’t. I’ve never bothered syncing midi up properly with my synths. I toyed briefly with midi to usb on my PC but then the computer died and I’ve not got round to replacing it. In short, it’s on my list!

@PollyVMusic

2 ай бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations I might be buying a CT-6000 (your video certainty helped with that decision!) and want to sync it to my moog grandmother, I will share my results with you if that ends up happening...

@PollyVMusic

2 ай бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations UPDATE! I actually got my hands on a CT-6000, plugged it MIDI out to a Korg Volca Beats MIDI in, and it immediately synced up! Cool stuff!

I had one of those back in the 1990's. Had it hooked up to an Atari 1040ST. Unfortunately, it got caught in a rainstorm and never worked again.

Hi! I'm thinking of selling mine. Which price do you suggest me? It's all working perfectly fine

Just bought one in good condition for $60. Needs 3 screws for the bottom plate and I'll need to hit the accompaniment volume slider with some contact cleaner.

Big BUDGIE regards from Wild Western Australia where I play my 6000 from among flocks of 1000s of wild budgies! birds LOVE synths ! 🎉🎉🎉😊😊

@JDStoneCreations

8 ай бұрын

❤️ thankyou My budgies are no longer with us, but they sure did enjoy singing to my synthesisers!

@christ5826

8 ай бұрын

​@@JDStoneCreationsso sorry to hear brother, big love from Australia, keep up the incredible synth education

ahahahahah god that low e flat thing is hilarious! ahhh dammit i just learned this exists and now i have never wanted anything more!!!

@JDStoneCreations

6 ай бұрын

They are a unique and affordable synth, definitely worth it!

I was looking for a Juno 60, but I do not have that much money, sadly. I have found a casiotone ct6000 and fell in love with the vintage sound that comes from it. Would you totally recommend to buy it, if what I am looking for is for a synth for a beginner? Many thanks!

@JDStoneCreations

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! It doesn't have that many features, and it is very heavy, but it sounds lovely and is a joy to play!

@valengalvezd

6 жыл бұрын

Hi JD thanks for the quick answer! How heavy? I would like to be able to transport it for my classes =( by car obviously, but must load and unload myself.

@valengalvezd

6 жыл бұрын

PS. And, about the sound, is it absolutely necessary to purchase an amp, or could it work with a speaker?

@JDStoneCreations

6 жыл бұрын

Quite heavy... about 15kg I think... but not too heavy. You'll cope! As for the sound volume, it will be loud enough for classes, but not loud enough for gigs if drums are involved.

@valengalvezd

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! I am just convincing myself this will be a good trade. I do not want to mess up. Best for you!!

I think the 80s stuff is very interesting. I am looking iat 80s differently lately.......Casio are very interesting brand and are underrated for unusual sounds if you ask me. BTW - You have keyboards all over the place my goodness lol

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Its a bit more organised than was in this video haha. I do love a vintage casio. I would like to buy a CT6000 back one day... First I might try to find a CT1000P though as it has a cool programmable arppegiator!

@axs203

5 жыл бұрын

I nearly bought a CT6000 the other day. It went for about 180. They seem like the Korg DW8000 to me. Got that Ulrich Schnauss vibe about them. My first keyboard was a cz101. My first love!

You are a good musician, I like your music very much.I now own a Casio CT-6000. Unfortunately there was no manual here. Can you explain how to save the chord?

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately after this video I sold my CT6000 so I don't know either! I'm currently looking for a CT6000 manual on the internet... which come to think of it I seem to remember looking and failing to find one when I had the keyboard. So good luck!

@JedediahParish

5 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations Here's a link to the manual soundprogramming.net/keyboards/casio/casio-casiotone-ct-6000/ Soundprogramming is a good site to bookmark for such occasions.

It's not Casio's only pro synth though, simple google search can tell you that. CT6000 is marvellous, look out for the CT 6500 too. More advanced in some ways but no touch sensitivity and PD synthesis sounds, drums still analogue and programmable via midi.

@JDStoneCreations

6 жыл бұрын

This is true. This is also the problem with me recording with no plan, no script and only basic research haha.

@littlebritain64

5 жыл бұрын

Do you mean that CT6000 uses a PD synthesis engine? With analog filters??? Wow.... How powerful is the PD engine, compared to the one on CZ1?

@mrstephenpariah

3 жыл бұрын

@@littlebritain64 The CT-6500 is preset PD, it sounds very good but not programmable like CZ1.

@littlebritain64

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrstephenpariah Thanks! I am wondering if somebody is going to hack it sooner or later!😊

Casio preset tones have their own character. I used to disdain them, but I I find them very appealing now.

@JDStoneCreations

3 жыл бұрын

Even some of their "kids" home keyboards have some great presets. Things like Flutes, Organs and a lot of Synth Pad presets are often as simple as they need to be!

@kevinbirge2130

3 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations Setting 209 on the new S200-it’s called a tape pad. Very nice Mellotron sound.

Listen to Equinoxe by JMJ for good examples of glissando (very musical !)

nice birds

Hi, From what I understand, this keyboard was based on Casio's PD-Phase Distortion technology, not Vowel/Consonant, PCM or analogue. The same as the CZ range of Digital synths. Casio were very good at making them sound "analogue" by using the chorus/ensemble & detune type of effects. But regardless of how it makes its sounds. it sounds Great ! Thanks for the demo Paddy C

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Haha yes, it is! Funny thing is, the more I look into the details of this synth, the more I find out that basically everything I said about it in the video is wrong hahaha. It does sound great doesn't it!

@littlebritain64

5 жыл бұрын

Phase Modulation, are you sure? I have a CZ1, and I love it, as I am impressed by this as well, but I thought they were two complete differen beasts....😊

@ChasD

5 жыл бұрын

@@littlebritain64 Phase Distortion, not Modulation! And yes, a lot of the raw CT6000 preset sounds have a CZ PD'ish air about them. I too have read that the 6000 uses a primitive and preset form of PD, other than the drums that sound very analogue.

@littlebritain64

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChasD Yes, Phase Distortion, You are right! I was in confusion since I was into a question on another video regarding Peavey Spectrum Synth, Digital Phase Modulation synthesis system....😄

@zibbybone

4 жыл бұрын

My guess is the CT-6000 uses analog subtractive synthesis and not digital Phase Distortion. I own and have owned several CZ series synths and the CT-6000's sounds do not sound like the CZ series. However, the CT-6500 DOES sound like the CZ series and uses the same PD synth engine.

Look at the CZ and HT series. This is just a home keyboard.

@JDStoneCreations

4 жыл бұрын

S Hopkins Indeed. Look on my channel, I own a HT-3000. Doesn’t sound anywhere near as nice as this no matter how many extra features it has!

I have this keyboard. And my presets worked last I checked. Its missing a key. Not sure of where to get one. Can you help me?

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

There's a website called CasioKeyboardJunkyard. If they don't have any specifically for this keyboard, they might at least be able to help you find one somewhere else!

@qkarling2256

5 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations thanks friend!

While I enjoyed the video, I just wanted to say that's a home keyboard and Casio has released MANY Pro-level synths throughout history: the awesome CZ series, the less successful VZ series, The HT series--arguably Casio's first attempt at an Arranger/workstation, and the FZ Pro-level sampler. That's to say nothing of their recent resurgence in the modern market.

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I know. As do the tens of comments telling me the same thing. But being that I would need to delete the video, change the title and thumbnail and then edit and reupload it to amend my wrong comments on it, I decided to just leave it and have commenters repeatedly correct me instead 😂

My first keyboard before I got a DX7

@JDStoneCreations

2 жыл бұрын

I like this one better tbh 😅

Well there have been more than one professional synthesizers produced. Never heard of Casio CZ-Line, VZ-Line and FZ-Line?!

@JDStoneCreations

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, this isn’t the first comment I’ve replied to saying Yes, I know, but I kept the title and couldn’t change my words in the video and wouldn’t want to because the controversial statement has given me loads of comments and feedback and views”... So... that.

Is it possible to lower the octave?

@JDStoneCreations

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, just the transpose slider switch!

Dear JDStone, Can I use like a MIDI keyboard?

@JDStoneCreations

4 жыл бұрын

GergoMatos Yes! It has channel aftertouch that is transmitted via midi, and I think some of the controls on the front panel double up as midi functions too. Have a look online, I am sure I have read more about it before.

@DB-kh3li

Жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations Hey did you ever find out what all it was capable of with midi functions?

Teach me Senpai

Then there was CT-6500, FZ-1, HT-3000, HT-6000, and VZ-1. Then it was it for Casio as far as programmable synthesizers are concerned.

@JDStoneCreations

4 жыл бұрын

None of those had aftertouch and all were plastic cheap feeling keyboards. I know they were keyboards of their time and thats how things were built, but the CT6000 just felt nice to play and sounded like a professional synthesizer, even if it technically was just a home keyboard!

@thatawfulsound

4 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations The FZ -1, VZ-1 and CZ-1 all had aftertouch. Haven't played the keyboards on them though, so I can't vouch for their quality.

@thatawfulsound

4 жыл бұрын

There have a bunch of other ones as well. The CZ series, HT 700, the CT 470 and its line, the CTK 1000, and some other home keyboards that also have synth features. The VA 10 is essentially a synth too, but also a bit of a toy and very strange overall.

I found one of these for sale for 100 bucks, condition "good" is that a good deal?

@JDStoneCreations

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not a bad deal! It’s not cheap, but it’s also not expensive either. As long as it all works and the membrane buttons respond perfectly, that’s a good price for an appreciating classic 👍

@nugsymalone1247

2 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations cool, if I go look at it I'll make sure to see if it works correctly. Thanks :)

Have you never come across the cz series of phase distortion synths.

@JDStoneCreations

2 ай бұрын

Have you read any of the other comments?

@cyberyogicowindler2448

7 күн бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations This keyboard is not analogue at all! Not it is related to phase distortion. I own a Casio CT-6000. It only layers digital stairwaves (including digital envelope) from 3 different sound ICs through fixed analogue filters. It is a successor of consonant-vowel synthesis (like in Casio MT-65), only with velocity capable digital hardware. The rhythm is not analogue but uses digital blip percussion (very lowres digital waveforms) with fixed filters.

How much worth is it now?

@JDStoneCreations

2 жыл бұрын

They’ve certainly gone up in value since I bought and sold this one. I have seen them for sale as much as £250!

I suspect castlevania megaman batman and some Chris issacs? Was I close?

@JDStoneCreations

3 ай бұрын

Close to what? I genuinely have no idea what you’re referencing 😂

Surprised they were still using this analogue tech in '86 🤨

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

Surprised you didn't read the comments to see that I have accepted I was incorrect having had it pointed out by synth anoraks for years but enjoy the controversy the title creates 😊

IT's a shame Casio didn't bury a sysex implementation in the MIDI code to control those parameters!!!

@ET2carbon

7 ай бұрын

Very true

So, is this analogue or does it use phase distortion?

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

I'm 99% sure the CT6000 is analogue in its sound generation, but its filters are digitally controlled. That's as far as I understand anyway!

@acreil

5 жыл бұрын

Neither. It's digital using low resolution waveforms. The chorus is analog and it has some fixed lowpass filters, but nothing like a VCO, VCF or VCA. The later Casiotone 5500 and 6500 use phase distortion. The HT-6000 has polyphonic VCFs, but Casio never made anything like an analog synth.

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

acreil Excellent, good to know. See this is why I like comment sections. I never have to do the research myself as I know someone else will tell me haha

@davidchristofferstockman488

5 жыл бұрын

But a fixed analog lowpass filter is still an analog filter, isnt it? Anyway, it sounds very warm and powerful. Very nice demo btw, really shows what this dinosaur can do.

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That to me is the only important thing. The SOUND. Whether analogue, digital, virtual... whatever, if it doesn't sound good, I don't care!

Really fat!! Thanx for playing it. I would love to get to know what you'd have to tell about it, but it's not possible, without getting nervwrecked by these birds. Would be not the worsest Idea, to put them in another room, while recording Vocals. Just saying and not sooo "pointless" and "nonconstructive" if indended to watch (and listen) to the vid, which is what you made it for. I guess

@cyberyogicowindler2448

7 күн бұрын

Random critters messing up serious youtube videos (cat walking over the PC keyboard etc.) are always just a nuisance and nothing to be proud of.

Nice video, i had one before 20 years, thx to bring the good memories back, by the way, your birds are annoying ;)

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad to be of service. By the way, I know they're annoying but just a word of warning: Don't tell people you don't know that something they own or love is annoying. It is entirely nonconstructive and completely pointless.

@karadytube

5 жыл бұрын

JDStone Creations oh, i am sorry man, i love birds too, but i prefer to MUTE them while shooting a MUSIC video ;)

@JDStoneCreations

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I seriously wish I could. At least in this video the keyboard audio isn't screamed all over like the commentary!

CZ is a professional synth?

@JDStoneCreations

Жыл бұрын

Probably. It’s just a title and claim 😂

@PixelNotesMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations True, I also have some wild claims in my titles. :)

Would you sell it?

@JDStoneCreations

3 жыл бұрын

I already did only days after filming! Funny thing is I’ve bought another, but it is in need of some replacement keys...

@47Thegreatman

3 жыл бұрын

I can't find them anywhere and don't know if there are new models similiar to that. Thanks for your reply

The CZ series were professional keyboard (more so than the CT series), so not sure what the thumbnail on your video means, lol.

@JDStoneCreations

5 ай бұрын

Haha, yeah. It means I forgot, and then because the thumbnail caused so much controversy I left it there because I found joy in replying to so many people about it. You’re the second person to comment just today on this topic 😂 thank you!

Lol I have one of these XD

@JDStoneCreations

4 жыл бұрын

TheNobleGamer Good... I wish I still did!

@TechBrosGamingChannel

4 жыл бұрын

@@JDStoneCreations My mom got one for Christmas or birthday when she was a teenager in the 80s. I have it sitting in my bedroom right now XD

This keyboard is not analogue at all! I own a Casio CT-6000. It only layers digital stairwaves (including digital envelope) from 3 different sound ICs through fixed analogue filters. It is a successor of consonant-vowel synthesis (like in Casio MT-65), only with velocity capable digital hardware. Also rhythm is not analogue but uses digital blip percussion (very lowres digital waveforms) with fixed filters.

@JDStoneCreations

7 күн бұрын

Oki doki. Now how do we fit that into a video title?

So CZ-101, CZ-1000, these aren't 'professional?' I'd love to see a layperson program a CZ-101.

@JDStoneCreations

5 ай бұрын

Yeah yeah I forgot when I wrote the title and I couldn’t be bothered changing it as it caused controversy which resulted in comments and more views 😂 plus it’s amusing for me to see how many people get annoyed by it 😆